ALLERGIES

Allergies are one of the most common ailments we see in pets. This can be an allergy to something floating in the air that they inhale (pollen, ragweed, grass allergens, etc.), a food, a contact allergen (grasses or even blankets they are lying on) and even things in the environment such as dust mites or fleas. Typically our pets do not exhibit the wheezing, sneezing, runny eyes syndrome that we do. They usually express their reaction to allergens via their skin; itching, rubbing, inflammation, change in color of their coat, etc. The most common complaint far and away is that they are incessantly scratching. There is so much to say and write about allergies that I am going to break it into sections and add information as time goes on. If you don't find the answer to your specific problem here, please be sure to contact me and I will try to help. Most of this information pertains to dogs, but cats can certainly have allergies as well. I will provide a special section about cats. Look for it here as we develop this area.

What Are The Symptoms of Allergies?
How Do We Determine a Pet Has Allergies?
What Are The Most Common Allergies?
Pets May Actually Prevent Allergies in Children
Flea Allergies




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